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| Jennifer Arin
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¡Ole, the Rhythms of Sevilla!
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| T. Nicole Cirone
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On Sleeping in Another Woman’s Bed
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| DeWitt Henry
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Sweet Dreams: A Family History
[An excerpt from the memoir]
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| Thomas E. Kennedy
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You Don’t Remember Me, But I Remember You:
For Janet McDonald (1954-2007)
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| Steve Kowit
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The 97,000-Mile-a-Minute Poetry Machine
[A chapter from Light Years: an Anthology on Sociocultural Happenings
(Multimedia in the East Village, 1960-1966), edited by Carol Bergé]
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| Chauncey Mabe
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The Death of the Book Has Been
Greatly Exaggerated
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| Clare MacQueen
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The Fragrance of Levity
[In memory of Kelley Marie Smith, 1980-2011]
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| Richard Reiss
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Desperate Love: A Father’s Memoir
[An excerpt]
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| Lauren B. Davis
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Our Daily Bread
[An excerpt from the novel]
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Link-lists in the blue column at right change with each issue.
(Note: All out-links open in a new window.) Links below were
featured during Fall 2011:
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| Derek Alger |
“DeWitt Henry”
[Interview in Pif Magazine, 1 March 2011]
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| Rusty Barnes |
“Interview: DeWitt Henry”
[Discussion of Henry’s memoir, Sweet Dreams, in Night
Train magazine, 2011]
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| Leah Odze Epstein |
“Interview with Lauren B. Davis”
[Drinking Diaries: From Celebration to Revelation, 28 September 2011]
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| Lindsey Howard |
“A Weekly Peek at an Area Artist: Gladys Swan”
[Columbia Daily Tribune, 29 March 2009]
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| Richard Reiss |
“Sending a Lost Boy to the Wilderness to Find Himself”
[The New York Times, November 2005]
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| Tarren98 |
“Our Daily Bread by Lauren B. Davis: A Visit”
[Interview, My Book Addiction Reviews (09-29-11), which describes
the story behind the story]
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Jan Clausen
Colleen Dawson
J.C. Elkin
Ori Fienberg
Amanda Fuller
Terry Hertzler
Danielle Hunt
Jen Lagedrost
Jake Oliver
Laura Praytor
Sean T. Randolph
Scott Stewart
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In our Spring 2011 issue, we put out the word that we were looking for
“American Sentences,” 17-syllable
sentences with the cleverness, poignancy, epiphanic delightfulness, or acute
perception one finds in epigrammatic poetry. Perhaps this form (invented by
Allen Ginsberg) is the real American Haiku. Or maybe these are just Lowkus or
blinks or…
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| Duff Brenna
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Brooklyn NY: A Grim Retrospective
[A memoir by Jerry Castaldo (Pink Cloud Publishing, 2011)]
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Streethearts Street Smarts
[Review of novel Streethearts by Greg Herriges (Kindle edition, 2011)]
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The Tiger’s Eye:
New and Selected Stories
[Review of collection by Gladys Swan (Serving House Books, 2011)]
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| Chauncy Mabe
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The Amazing Superiority of Literary Science Fiction
[Review of The Year’s Best Science Fiction: Twenty-Sixth Annual Collection,
edited by Gardner Dozois (St. Martin’s Griffin, 2009)]
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| Carol Smallwood
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and then there were three…
[Review of memoir by Supriya Bhatnagar (Serving House Books, 2010)]
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| Walter Cummins
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Oubliette
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| Kimbra Cutlip
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Cavallo
[Features paintings by Carole Bolsey]
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| Nels Hanson
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The Day the Sleeping Child Woke
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| Steve Heller
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Good Advice
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| Deborah Nedelman
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The Balance
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| Jennifer Nissley
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The Encounter
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| Tom Sheehan
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The Old Man in the Garden of Long Shadows
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| Greg W. Taylor
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Wolf
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| Tony Van Witsen
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The Moment Before the Downbeat
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| Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson
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The Month For Me Is April
[A poem translated from Danish by
Thomas E. Kennedy]
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| Carol Bolsey
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Painting: Black Horse Red Man
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Painting: Horse and Man
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Painting: Wild Horse
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| Gladys Swan
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Painting: Momentum
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